The GOP Senators Who Caved On The Infrastructure Bill

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Roy Blunt

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Missouri Senator Roy Blunt voted “yes” to help pass the infrastructure deal. The Republican shared the following statement on his decision to vote in favor of the legislation.

“As a national transportation hub, Missouri is among the states that will benefit the most from the targeted investments in this bipartisan infrastructure bill. The bill authorizes more than $8 billion to help our state improve the safety and reliability of our roads and highways. It includes much-needed funding for ports and waterways. And, it focuses resources toward ending the digital divide that has left nearly one-third of rural Missourians without access to broadband. Location is one of our greatest competitive advantages in Missouri. The investments in this bill will help us maintain that advantage and improve the quality of life for families, businesses, and farmers.”



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